The case of the Russian locomotive gets more and more curious. Russian media report two were sold to Ulaanbaatar Railway and one is not working in the Mongolian winter, suggesting that old and substandard equipment was passed on to Mongolia.

The Government meeting yesterday decided to suspend the mining activity of 1,782 license holders in areas near river basins and forests. Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy D.Zorigt told media the total number of mining licenses is 4,000 at present.

The Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy will take over 7736.1 hectares of land in the Oyutolgoi area, 3661.3 hectares in Tavantolgoi deposit in Tsogttsetsii soum, and 3512.5 hectares kept for an industrial complex  in Khanbogd soum. These will be

The Mongolian Embassy in Cairo organized Id celebrations for Kazakhs from Bayan-Ulgii and Uvs aimags and also from Nalaikh district in Ulaanbaatar who study theology at the Al Azhar in Egypt, and their  family. Other Mongolians in Egypt also joined

With nations scouring the globe in pursuit of dwindling mineral supplies, the world”s attention has shifted to Mongolia, a country some are heralding as the next resource success story. Among the last places on earth with rich, untapped mineral deposits,

Mongol Bank officials have said that a part of its foreign currency reserve is always in the form of gold. A decision to buy more gold, or to dispose of the stock, is taken on the basis of the movement

Mongolia will lease 10,000 hectares of land in Laos to grow rice, according to a decision taken at the last meeting of the Mongolia-Laos intergovernmental commission in Vientiane. This will help Mongolia meet its domestic demand and reduce imports.                                                                                                               

The World Bank Group has welcomed a decision to allocate Mongolia,
Ethiopia, and Niger a total of USD97 million in grants from a
multi-donor trust fund set up to help the world’s poor developing
countries to help themselves boost agricultural

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has revealed that Mongolia received USD29 million as a non-repayable grant from the World Bank for its project on public education. The money has been used to repair 60 secondary schools, 25 hostels

Minister of Education, Culture and Science Yo.Otgonbayar answers questions relating to UNESCO including in its heritage list three Mongolian items.     Just what did UNESCO decide?    The organization is meeting in Nairobi to discuss non material cultural heritage. It unanimously